And the hits just keep coming for Crosley Green, who learned this week that he will not be eligible for parole until 2054, according to News 6 partner Florida Today. Yes, you read that right.

Deputies in Marion County are seeking help locating a missing Ocala man last seen on Sunday afternoon.

If you don’t like the heat, savor the next few days. A cold front will move through Central Florida Monday sweeping away the early-season heat and humidity.

Severe weather during a tornado warning damaged several homes in Micco Sunday.

Brevard County Fire Rescue said they responded to a house fire in Viera that they suspect was caused by a lightning strike.

A boat captain is dead and another person injured after a suspected lightning strike in Brevard County at Pineda Causeway and US-1, according to Brevard County Fire Rescue.

A crash involving a vehicle and a motorcycle has a portion of State Road 434 shut down in Winter Springs, according to police.

Crosley Green maintains he's innocent and was wrongfully convicted.

The Titusville man whose dubious 1990 murder conviction was overturned in 2018 and then reinstated in 2022 is out of appeals and must turn himself into the authorities by April 17.

Crosley Green, the man who spent 32 years in prison for a murder he says he didn’t commit, may end up going back to prison after the U.S. Supreme Court denied his petition to hear his case.

The case of Crosley Green, a Brevard County man who spent 32 years in prison for a murder he says he didn’t commit, could now go to the U.S. Supreme Court.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit has denied a rehearing request for Crosley Green, putting the man closer to returning to prison where he already served 32 years of a previous sentence for a 1989 murder conviction.

Crosley Green, who spent nearly 32 years in prison before being released last year after his murder conviction was overturned, spoke alongside his brother, sister and legal team about his efforts to remain free.

In a case that has drawn national attention, a federal appeals court Monday ruled against a man who served three decades in prison for a Brevard County murder that he said he didn’t commit.

Green stood under an oak tree for the first time in more than 31 years as he spoke about his journey ahead.

Citing the public’s strong interest in releasing a prisoner who remained incarcerated in violation of the Constitution, a federal judge on Wednesday ordered Crosley Green to be released from prison.